'trigger violence' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe the actions or words of someone that lead to or incite violence. For example, "The inflammatory rhetoric of the political leader triggered violence in the streets."
Lack of employment opportunities may trigger violence and juvenile delinquency.
"They want to exploit the current security vacuum and trigger violence between political parties.
"It's not miniskirts that trigger violence," said Chika Noya, one of the protest leaders.
Observers aren't necessarily wrong to fear that critical statements might trigger violence.
No one is worried that the passing of Mandela will trigger violence; people's fears are more parochial.
Slow boats iPhone, uCopy, iSue Show us the money The England job ReprintsThe resulting frustration can trigger violence.
Federal authorities yesterday called the DeCavalcante family one of the mob's most ruthless and paranoid crime groups, citing "extreme and hair-trigger violence".
But back to the bluff, streetwise Bendix: he plays a returning veteran with a severe head wound that results in mental damage short-term memory loss andamage short-termolence, set off by the pounding headaches he gets, instantly, fromemory and fast big-band tunes, which he caloss"monkey music".
Glodell and his cast bring the story to life with a shambling charm, impulsive energy, and hair-trigger violence; his images are as fiery and bruising as the action he depicts, and the meticulously wrought, raw rock-and-roll fury of his visions, joining cosmic conflagration to post-adolescent romantic bathos and banal self-destruction, is realized on a budget that would be Hollywood lunch money.
Poverty triggers violence.
Had inter-party rivalry triggered violence?
